JobCosting
ManagerialandCostAccounting
LarryM.Walther;ChristopherJ.Skousen
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Managerial and Cost Accounting
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Job Costing: Managerial and Cost Accounting
1st edition
© 2010 Larry M. Walther & bookboon.com
ISBN 978-87-7681-587-5
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Job Costing
Managerial and Cost Accounting
Contents
Contents
J
ob Casting and Modern Cast Management Systems
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1
Basic Job Casting Concepts
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1.1
Cost Data Determination
8
1.2
Conceptualizing Job Costing
8
1.3
Tracking Direct Labor
9
1.4
Tracking Direct Materials
10
1.5
Tracking Overhead
11
1.6
Job Cost Sheets
12
1.7
Expanding the Illustration
12
1.8
Another Expansion of the Illustration
14
1.9
Database Versus Spreadsheets
15
1.10
Moving Beyond the Conceptual Level
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Job Costing
Managerial and Cost Accounting
Information Systems for the Job Costing Environment
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Information Systems for the Job Costing Environment
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2.1
Direct Material
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2.2
Direct Labor
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2.3
Overhead and Cost Drivers
18
3
Tracking Job Cost Within the Corporate Ledger
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3.1
Direct Material
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3.2
Direct Labor
22
3.3
Applied Factory Overhead
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3.4
Overview
24
3.5
Financial Statement Impact Scenarios
25
3.6
Cost Flows to the Financial Statements
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3.7
Subsidiary Accounts
27
3.8
Global Trade and Transfers
27
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Accounting for Actual and Applied Overhead
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4.1
he Factory Overhead Account
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4.2
Actual Overhead
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4.3
he Balance of Factory Overhead
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